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Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 31 Mar 2020, 08:49.
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Fill each blank using the drop-down menu to create the most accurate statement on the basis of the information provided.
1. The number of college graduates who failed to achieve 5 years of positive returns is more than the number of Street-Smart employees.
2. True or False: There is a lower probability that a randomly chosen employee is considered a Book Smart employee than is one who does not have a college degree who is also not considered a Street Smart employee .
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1)A,since number of college graduates who failed to achieve 5 years of positive returns = 7*20=140
And the number of street smart employees are 4*20= 80
So the difference between both of them is 60
2) A,Since Probability of book smart = 120/500=0.24
Probability of one who does not have a college degree who is also not considered a Street Smart employee= 160/500=0.32,so here since 0.24<0.32,so the statement is true.
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And the number of street smart employees are 4*20= 80
So the difference between both of them is 60
2) A,Since Probability of book smart = 120/500=0.24
Probability of one who does not have a college degree who is also not considered a Street Smart employee= 160/500=0.32,so here since 0.24<0.32,so the statement is true.
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Can we have the official explanation for this question ? Sajjad1994
